The Latest Breaking News from St Aidan

Youngsters from Lanarkshire school take on Tinto Hill to raise money for great cause

The S1 pupils and staff from St Aidan's High raised over £3,400 for St Andrew's Hospice

Daily Record · Jun 29, 2023

School News: It all adds up for St Aidan's High in Wishaw

Pupils brought home four Gold Awards from the UK Maths Challenge

Daily Record · Dec 5, 2022

West Belfast lollipop man on 23 years of 'lovely memories' and recent award win

Peter McDevitt is the lollipop man at John Paul II Primary School and recently won an NI Road Safety Award for his role

Belfast Live · Dec 3, 2022

Roscommon matches postponed due to referee protest following alleged assault

It is set to cause fixture chaos in the county with the final round of group games down for decision in the senior, intermediate and junior championships.

Irish Mirror · Sep 2, 2022

Referee allegedly assaulted during U-17 gaelic football game speaks out after hospital release

The ref was last night home recovering after he was released from hospital

Irish Mirror · Sep 2, 2022

Wishaw school's delight after gaining gold Rights Respecting Schools Status

St Aidan’s Primary celebrate achieving the Gold Award from UNICEF UK

Daily Record · Aug 23, 2022

Angry parents blast 'shambles' as Scots school bus routes cut at last minute

At 8.30pm the night before students returned, North Lanarkshire Council revealed a total of 43 routes would not be running for a number of primary and secondary schools in the region.

Daily Record · Aug 17, 2022

Wishaw school racks up most COVID infections in Scotland since start of pandemic

St Aidan’s High School had the had the highest outbreak with 110 pupils infected in August of last year

Daily Record · Apr 28, 2022

Sunderland school St Aidan's Catholic Academy praised for going plastic-free

Julie Elliott, Labour MP for Sunderland Central, visited the St Aidan's Catholic Academy who have now gone fully plastic-free

Chronicle Live · Mar 23, 2022

Popular Wishaw lollipop lady retires after almost 40 years service

Sarah Cassidy, 66, officially retired from her post as school crossing patroller on Friday, as family and school kids from two local primary schools, St Aidan’s and Calderbridge, looked on.

Daily Record · Mar 22, 2022